Відео

Have hundreds of punk albums and live cds

Going to the record store! So important. Don't have room for L. P. s anymore. Can find some amazing albums on C. D. if U look around a bit.

I love my CDs and I still collect with real enthusiasm.

I’ve always loved to own physical media of my favorite albums, it feels like I’m missing a level of intimacy that’s just not present in MP3’s or streaming. Love from Saudi Arabia :)

Thanks man for that shout out for the late Trevor Strnad, may he rest in peace, great man and awesome frontman. ❤🤘

I used to love to buy cd’s until it got to the point where I was running out of space. I imported all of my collection to digital and have them stored on data discs and an external drive. I buy digital albums and it is a lot cheaper that way too. I do understand why people like physical copies though. A lot of people look at their music as a collection. There is no right or wrong and the main thing is to be a music fan and don’t be one of those people that only listens to radio hits on Spotify and Sirius radio. I mean you can, but you are really not listening to the bands and experiencing them if that is all you do

Cds forever 🤟🤟📀💿💿💿💽 u support the artist Listen to the full album 💿 better sound quality and u defiantly own the music 🤟🤟🤟🤟

U left out a couple more reasons 😅😅 7) You Don’t need internet for cds 💿 8) u can play it anywhere we’re u have a cd player 9) The artist gets payed more for physical 10) there smaller and less space on shelves 11) The cost of cds 💿 are cheaper than records 12) durability more easy to take care of 13) There easy to store for backup 14) and u can burn them make extra copies 📀📀📀🤟🤟🤟💿🤟🤟📀📀

Same here brooo ima cd seller and buyer at 2024 💿💿💿📀📀💿📀💽💽🤟🤟🤟better sound quality u own the full album support the artist and it’s Yours forever, ima keep buying cds 💿 forever keep supporting physical media guys 😅😅😅 Streaming is evil 👿 and garbage 🤢🤮🤢🤮🤮🤢u don’t own anything 😅🤣😂😅😅😅

Savage collection! And yes. Yes I do...come check it out 🤘😈

I have about 800 in very good condition. What do you do with them when you die? Let your kids sell them? Or your wife? My kids laugh at my cds. They are in very good condition. Some people will just take all my cds and throw them in trash. They mean alot to me. Metal even brings me closer to God. So what do you do with a collection which means so much to you. Give it to a friend or in your testament? Then he dies and all your cds go to trash lol.

Fuck off it's genius

Great collection brother! I collect aswell, have a lil over 400 cds

I got "Heartbeat City" by The Cars. It came in a longbox for $23 which was $5-$7 more than Lp or cassette. It was the first CD in my neighborhood. The CD player was $250 extra on the home stereo. That's $250 in 1986. That was a lot of money!

Here are a few albums I think you'll like. They are all drop the needle worthy: Pyromania - Def Leppard (1983): The sweet spot between the edge of High and Dry, and the pop of Hysteria. All the rock, but with better songs and production value. Night Songs (1986) - Cinderella: If AC/DC did hair metal this would be it. Their other albums are a bit hit or miss. Scorpions: Blackout (1982), Love at First Sting (1984), Lovedrive (1979) Suicidal Tendencies - Suicidal Tendencies (1983). Punk metal. Big energy.

I agree. I did the same thing with LPs and 45's then CDs. It's great except.... Some albums have only a few good songs. This means you have to put on the album, skip to the song then put on another album. This is far worse on records and tapes. Video Idea: Albums you can just "drop the needle on." No skipping required.

Ciao Boss i've not an exact census of mine (mostly for the Non-Metal) but they are about 11.000

I think that signed SOAD CD is my favorite 🤘🏼

17:11 (winces in pain)

SICK!!! 🤘🏻💀

tengo muchos de esos titulos, felicitaciones, buen gusto musical y arriba el metal!!!!

Good album, they haven't slowed down at all..

Im 13 and love all that music its awesome. Like three month before I started getting into that music my parents donated all of those cds. They had all those cds you have and ones from my favorite bands and I was three months too late :( Slowly building up a sick collection though.

I was born in 1991, been buying cds since a teenager in 2000s and i love it. Even growing up in digital era but i find it so dull and boring, nothing beats going to HMV looking at cds or other physical media like dvds and blu rays and games , great video!

It's woke

Ur cds get dusty ans dirty when there out in he open

DO I? Hmmm, I'll let you be the judge of that ;) ua-cam.com/video/l-OVg8LMrzo/v-deo.html

You been a fan since the beginning? I have! And this sheat rips! Ahhhhh!👽😵😤👹☠️👍

In my opinion one of their best Albums.

Yes I do too,after 60 years of buying music in all its forms I would hope I would by now.

Hey man, I’m right there with you. I’ve been collecting CDs since the early 90s and as long as they’re available, I’ll still be collecting. They’re so easy to store and very accessible. I also collect vinyl at times but it will never overtake CDs in terms of numbers. And yeah, they’re definitely less expensive. Some of the prices they ask for vinyl these days are just outrageous. But I live in Albuquerque where CDs are not nearly as available as they once were. The selection out here is very minimal and I’m always having to special order what I really want. But hey, that still won’t stop me from collecting.

That's good man... I know what you mean.... but I'm in the digital era side

I’ve went to CD Cellar around Easter Break. Pretty Cool place. Hope to go there again.

Hi from the UK. Agree with all you say. I am 66 years old and have been buying music on physical media for 55 of them. I own some 4000 CDs and around 500 vinyl albums plus 9 cassettes. I have a music room in my home specially dedicated to my collection. It is a great musical sanctuary. Streaming can never match my explorations of my own collection. Sad thing is that currently in the UK it is very difficult to actually purchase CDs in a store anymore. Our big retail stores no longer stock them and independent music stores now focus almost exclusively on vinyl. Vinyl is currently hip and CDs are not. We used to have multiple music chain stores such as HMV, Tower, Virgin and others. Now only HMV remains and their CD selection is very small. However, the online options are very good with Cherry Red Records being outstanding.

Good day ! What player do you use for listening?

Yeah man cd’s sound incredible. Some of the streaming music etc sounds terrible. Cds kick ass. I still get cds records and analog cassette tapes. Love them all. Thanks for your share brother. METAL FOREVER 🤘🤩🤘

from saudi arabia , i love your vibe buying CDs in my cuntry is hard but i burn so much cd's its fun anyways when you burn it

Dude I have been watching this video over and over, I love the way you go through your collection. I think I have the same amount of cds as you, maybe a little bit more, I also have some music dvds as well. I also watched your video on why you still love to collect cds in the digital era , what a fantastic video as well. I don't really buy as much cds as before however been collecting since the 90's, I'm 41 now, the majority of my collection was brought from charity shops and car boot sales from over the years, a small handful purchased from HMV, but I like the way you described in your other video how you would go back to your cds and look through them. I do the same thing, sometimes I will just sit beside them for hours just reading through the booklets and looking at the artwork, just having that emotional connection. I love the variety of genres you have in your collection, its the same for me though there are a lot of cds in my collection I would probably never listen to again however just looking at them brings back memories, especially in the 90's era. I was going to ask you to check out my youtube page however its full of the mary poppins music that you don't really like hahaha. Great description on your collection though, best I have seen on youtube. Keep safe brother.

I just went back to CDs and they sound so much better in my opinion and I like to physically own a copy and support the artist, look at the art cover etc. read the liner notes . It's a better listening experience. Plus I find all my CDs at a thrift store for $1.99 and most look brand new

Big corporations don’t want you to own anything anymore. Streaming services are just renting music. Look at the trends. Even housing is being taken over by corporations. Pretty soon we will have to rent air

Yes i do....

I'm absolutely with you. Breaks my heart I sometimes have to go for Digital, because I'm listening to a lot of Japanese music and a lot of these CDs are 40-50€ to buy in my country with some even adding import costs which can make one CD cost over 60, which unfortunately I can not afford when I'm buying at least 2-4 albums a month 😢

Great band, fantastic album

beautiful album covers = beautiful music

LOVE the collection like a lot of the bands you listen too but, have you listened to Metallica and Nirvana? Keep it up.

I'vw been buying/collecting CDs since the mid 80s around 1984/5 . 1. I agree and get them for the physical media reason as well. You can lissten to it anytime. With streaming if the service decides to stop providing a song, due to a newer version being available or for whatever you still have the song to listen to. 2. Yeah OK flipping through the albums can be fun. 3. yes seeing the collection is more fun than seeing just a list of it. 4. Agree. The prices for vinyl records now-days is ridiculous. There is no reason they should b e so expensive, so what if the version is limited to 1,000 smokey transparent red and black splatter vinyl. there is nothing wrong with plain ordinary black vinyl. 5. Agree better than just random "shuffle" playing. Plus some of the classic albums from the '70s were CONCEPT albums that make much more sense when played in the intended order. Sometimes the intended order sets an overall mood. 6. Yes CD sound quality is the clearest. My only problem with CD quality comes form the older 1980s to 1990s versions of CDs where the overall volume is much much lower than modern CDs. When listening to CDs in my car these older CDs I have to crank up the volume to even hear them. It seems that using a more modern CD player is also a test for determaning the real age of a CD. I'm watching this video in the greater Washington DC area. I live in Silver Spring MD.

Totally agree! Same feelings for dvds too.... Cheers from GB!

Hi buddy totally agree with your thoughts especially number 5 i love to know who produced the album & at which recording studio it was done also were there any special guests on the album aswell. All the best from Rob in England 🇬🇧

CD's didn't exist when I was a kid, neither did cell phones or computers. People don't know how good they have it these days.

I was a kid in the 60's a teenager in the 70's now I'm just an old man!